In my series "Earth Top View," I either observe moments that take place very close up, like a waterfall or birds flying over a beach, or I venture into space and look through the eyes of a satellite at events on Earth, at specific regions or structures, processes documented by off-color images. This always reveals an imaginatively impressive view of planet Earth.
Close-up: Embers – Crevasses – Blue Cascade
Earth Top View
This new series takes the view from above to a higher level. Satellite images, some in off-color, provide ample inspiration for a fantastic view of our fascinating planet Earth.
Imaginative satellite images in false colors show fantastic structures of our planet Earth.
If you take the coordinates 19°05’N 20°30’E in Google Maps or Google Earth, you will land right there in the Chadian desert, just above this fantastic lakes. A Q-code on the original acrylic painting leads the viewer there.
Earth Top View 007: Sakha Lena Russia 72°42’N 127°E.
Here is another view of the Earth from above. This image is based on a real satellite photo. It shows a region in Russia – Yarkution – and shows Sakha Lena.
The position is 72°42’N 127°E. Enter this in Google Earth or Google Maps and you will find the location from which the false-color image originates. Of course, the landscape then looks significantly different in true color.
So schauen die kleinen Bilder je 20x20cm gruppiert aus.
As art prints up to 1 x 1 m they appear very three-dimensional.
